At first it was a company farm. Then they were born bungalows, chalets, swimming pool, sports fields, "Al Porcello happy", Locanda del Porcellino, apartments at Casale Piccolo. In the heart of the National Park of Monti Sibillini, the Collaccio is the ideal base for nature lovers, who find accommodations for all tastes.
And for every budget.
Ecosustainability
- Bicycle rental service
- 100% renewable energy
- Organic or Local Food
- Car-free accessibility
- Ecological cleaning products
- More than 80% waste recycling
- Energy saving lights
- Green building
- Solar thermal panels for hot water
- Water flow reducers
- Recovery & reuse of rainwater
Service
- Kitchenette
- Electric Vehicles Charging
- Private bathroom
- Internet
- Breakfast included
- Organic garden
- Bicycles
- Ecotourism itineraries
- Pool
- Wellness center
- Accessibility
- Small pets allowed
- Garden
- Credit card
- Parking
- Solarium
- Play area for children
- TV in room
- Artisanal products for sale
- Restaurant
Ecolabel, Certification, Memberships
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AIAB Italian Association for Organic Farming
Ecolabel, Certification, Memberships
What this place offers
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AIAB Italian Association for Organic Farming
AIAB label guarantees that the accommodation facilities that exhibit it, in addition to respecting the rules of organic farming, have menus based on organic products over 80%, use ecological cleaning products, implement actions aimed at saving water and energy and carry out environmental education activities. The degree of environmental quality is expressed through the number of suns (from 1 to 5) based on the quantity of optional criteria respected by the structures. http://www.bioagriturismo.it [http://www.bioagriturismo.it] You can find it in Agritourisms, Bed & Breakfasts, Campsites and Hotels in Italy.
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1 Review
Sandro
3 years ago
Struttura incantevole, in particolare la piscina con vista sui Monti Sibillini è unica.
La casetta dove abbiamo alloggiato era molto pulita e accogliente, tutto il personale gentile.
It has been noticed: More than 80% waste recycling.
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